Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

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J4, £ ome conomicd That sure looks good ladies! Sewing away are the hands of these young seamstresses. Are those smiles in anticipation of a future apple pie? busy homemakers The home economics department of the Chelsea High School is a most important department. Under the expert direction of Miss Johnson, the girls learn an important necessity for their future lives — namely, how to cook. We all love to dress well and wear stylish clothes. Well, under Miss Wright’s super¬ vision, the girls learn how to make their own clothes, indeed an economic ability. This is an important department intended to prepare the future wives and dieticians.

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All the students of the Chelsea Senior High School, espe¬ cially the seniors, arc indebted to Mr. Eli Richman, the guidance director and Mr. Edward Brown, the guidance counselor for their able assistance. With their help, we have been able to find jobs as well as to get information concerning colleges and scholarships. Both are always ready to lend a hand when prob¬ lems arise. They are friendly, frank, and helpful. ... the instructing hands of Mr. Richman appears to be enjoying his reading. Busily at work are the hands of Mr. Brown. The hands of these efficient girls help keep the guidance office running smoothly.

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Helpful as usual, Mrs. Kennedy? The library has a very important hand in our studies. It has not only an excellent selection of books, but also a fine supervisor, Mrs. Marie Kennedy. She readily co-operates in helping all students seeking aid or advice. By her efforts and patience their needs are anticipated and satisfied. This year the library has a unique reading accele¬ ration program, an enlarged research center, and ness shelves for the science department. Plans for future improvement are alsvays considered. The picture of concentration!